Gus – the Theatre Cat

Name: Gus – the Theatre Cat
Description: Gus – the Theatre Cat a song by T. S. Eliot on Archodia Music

Gus – the Theatre Cat a song by T. S. Eliot on Archodia Music

Ode on a Grecian Urn by Sir Ralph Richardson ,
Ode to Melancholy by Sir Ralph Richardson ,
Ode to Autumn by Sir Ralph Richardson ,
La Belle Dame Sans Merci by Sir Ralph Richardson ,
Bright Star by Sir Ralph Richardson ,
A Sublatern's Love Song by John Betjeman ,
Youth and Age in Beaulieu River by John Betjeman ,
Hunter Trials by John Betjeman ,
Christmas by Robert Donat ,
Sonnet No. 2 by Anthony Quayle ,
Sonnet No. 18 by Sir John Gielgud ,
Sonnet No. 29 by Sir John Gielgud ,
Sonnet No. 30 by Sir John Gielgud ,
Sonnet No. 33 by Sir John Gielgud ,
Sonnet No. 73 by Sir John Gielgud ,
Dirge for Fidele from Cymbeline by Robert Donat ,
Gus – the Theatre Cat by T. S. Eliot ,
Macavity - The Mystery Cat by T. S. Eliot ,
The Journey of the Magi by Robert Donat ,
Fernhill by Richard Burton ,
Lament by Richard Burton ,
Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night by Richard Burton ,
And Death Shall Have No Dominion by Richard Burton ,
On Westminster Bridge by Robert Donat ,
Daffodils by Christopher Hassall ,
Futility by Robert Donat ,
Greater Love by Robert Donat ,
The Apparition by Anthony Quayle ,
The Sunne Rising by Anthony Quayle ,
Death Be Not Proud by Christopher Hassall ,
The Ring and the Book by Robert Donat ,
Nightingale by Robert Donat ,
The Way Through the Woods by Robert Donat ,
The Oxen by Robert Donat ,
Before Dawn by Robert Donat ,
The Prayer of Francis of Assisi by Robert Donat ,
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal by Peggy Ashcroft ,
Corinna's Going A-Maying by Peggy Ashcroft ,
Hymn to God - My God in My Sickness by Anthony Quayle ,
To Jane - The Invitation by Peggy Ashcroft ,
My Love Hath My Heart by Anthony Quayle ,
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Sir Ralph Richardson ,